Spoiler : We all love lucy and desi!!!!!they were the funnest two ,still watch them. ..

Spoiler : Great funny, talented Actors, love Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz♡

Spoiler : Desiderio Alberto Arnaz y de Acha III (March 2, 1917 — December 2, 1986), better known as Desi Arnaz, was born on this date 99 years ago. He is best remembered for his role as Ricky Ricardo on the American television series sitcom I Love Lucy, starring with Lucille Ball, to whom he was married at the time. Arnaz was also internationally renowned for leading his Latin music band, the Desi Arnaz Orchestra. He and Ball are generally credited as the inventors of the rerun in connection with I Love Lucy

Spoiler : Desi and Lucy , are legends. It will never be another couple like them, or a show like I Love Lucy. I missed thier show, and these days, more that ever,

Spoiler : Love Desi Arnaz!! Genius

Spoiler : Happy Birthday in Heaven Mr. Arnaz....you are one favorite funny actors.

Spoiler : (birth name was Desiderio Alberto Arnaz y de Acha) Born in Santiago, Cuba 3/2/1917; died 12/2/1986 of lung cancer in Del Mar, California. Married and divorced to actress Lucille Ball (1940-1960); Edith Hirsch (1962-?). Son of wealthy Cuban landowners. Arnaz arrived in America at age sixteen as a poor refugee of the Batista revolution. American debut at the Miami, Florida Roney Plaza Hotel in 1936 where he introduced the La Conga dance to this country. Started the New York La Conga Club in 1938. On Broadway in Too Mant Girls (1939). Signed an RKO movie contract in 1940, then moved to MGM in 1942.

Spoiler : Served in the U.S. Army (1943-1945). Following the War Arnaz formed a new band and introduced his trademark song, "Babalu" (1945).

Spoiler : Music director for The Bob Hope Show on NBC-Radio (1946). Host of The Desi Arnaz Show on CBS- Radio (1951). Columbia Records recording star beginning in 1953. Arnaz played Ricky Ricardo with wife Lucille Ball playing Lucy Ricardo on I Love Lucy; produced by their Desilu Productions Company for CBS-TV (1950-1957). There was a CBS-Radio audition program of I Love Lucy made in 1952 that was never broadcast, but is in circulation among collectors. Co-star with Lucille Ball on The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour for Westinghouse in 1958.

Spoiler : Host, producer and sometimes star of Westinghouse (Desilu Playhouse) on CBS-TV (1958-1960). Desilu Studios produced television programs including The Lineup on CBS (1954-1960); Our Miss Brooks on CBS (?-1956); Make Room For Daddy on CBS (1957-1964); December Bride on CBS (1954- 1959); Those Whiting Girls on CBS as a summer replacement for I Love Lucy in 1955 and 1957; The Untouchables on ABC (1959-1963). Following the sale of Desilu in 1962, Arnaz became an independent producer until his death in 1986). Executive producer and occasional role of the bullfighter Raphael del Gado on The Mothers-In-Law for NBC-TV (1967-1969).

Spoiler : He was a very creative genius....they are still using his three camera filming to this day. Also a very smart businessman.

Spoiler : He brought laughter and fun to many--decades after,"LUCY" still cheers folk.

Spoiler : When Desi grabbed his drums & yelled " Babalu ! " , he was calling on a Cuban /African occult deity ! Got past TV censors on that one !

Spoiler : Worked for Desi many moons ago, great deal maker.

Spoiler : Worked for Desi many moons ago, great deal maker.

Spoiler : Always a Lucy Desi loyal fan of I Love Lucy.